Odoardi Terra Tamia 750mL a dark glass wine bottle with a black and orang label of birds sitting on a wire and a black top

Odoardi Terra Tamia 750mL

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Terra Damia - Calabria Vino Rosso

On the sunny south-facing hills, in front of the Aeolian Islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea, we have created a blend of indigenous grape varieties. The grapes harvested from our four vineyards, located at different altitudes, are grown in varied microclimates granting different character and personality to the wine. The low yield per hectare assures an intense and dark colour, elegant aromas and a balanced powerful palate. 
  • Appellation: Calabria IGT
  • Vintage: 2016
  • Varietal: Gaglioppo, Nerello Cappuccio, Magliocco, Greco Nero
  • Winemaking: Fermented in stainless steel tanks, aged 6 months in second passage French barriques.
  • Alcohol: 13.50%

Odoardi Description

The Odoardi family has owned land in Calabria’s Cosenza and Catanzaro provinces for centuries. The 2 young brothers Gregorio and Giovan Battista decided to start making wine in the early nineties quickly putting on the map some of Italy’s lesser known grape varieties and denominations: Savuto DOC and Scavigna DOC.

Calabria was one of the regions chosen by the Romans for the planting of vines, but the winemaking tradition had since declined, making this region’s output of wine one of the smallest of Italy. Today, in spite of the efforts by wineries like Odoardi, Calabria remains the most underdeveloped and poor region of the peninsula, where the young generations are often forced to look for greener pastures elsewhere. From 70 hectares planted to vine, Odoardi produces around 300.000 bottles. The vineyards lay in the countryside crossed by the Savuto river and in hills facing the Tyrrhenian sea, which gives much needed ventilation to this scorched and often arid region.
The re-discovery of grapes such as Magliocco Canino, Greco Nero, Gaglioppo and Nerello Cappuccio has been an eye-opener for wine drinkers and Odoardi’s re-interpretation of such historic wines is genuine and innovative at once.

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